The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1887-06-25
THE ALTAR


Married-In Clay township. LAFAYETTE
county Mo-, June %, Mr.. JAMES MIDDLE
TON and Miss ANNA b. SHORT.
- In Dover township. Lafayette county,
Mo-, June Is. Mr.. CHRIS. JUNG and Miss
KATRINA ECKLAUS.
II In Freedom township, Lafayette
county. Mo-, June ., Mr.. JOHN NEVILL
and Miss sBEFfIE E., daughter of Jacob
WOrthington, Esq.
= In Odessa. Lafayette county. Mo-,
June -, Mr. CHRISTOPHER c.. DOLLAR
HIDE and Mrs. JOSIE j. RICHARDS.
- In Sni-a-Bar township, Lafayette
county, Mo-, June IS. Mr.. WM. HULSEY
and Miss IDA j. DAVIDSON.
- In this city, at the Methodist Episco.
pal church. South, June %, by the Rev. NJ. NJ.
Pugh. of Sedalia, DR.. Hector I'll. GriswOld. of
Junction City Kan, and Miss Iona, daughter
of Judge John f. kyland. Attendants: Mr..
l.. NJ. Shields and Miss MAY Small, of Sedalia;
Mr.. F. S Caples and Miss NJ lille Pugh. of
Sedalia. Ushers :-MesSrS. Ernest McCau5-
land, Chas. W. LOOMS, Evan Young and Seth
Serat.
Tne church was early filed with an eager
and interested crowd of friends, who found 1t
beautifully decorated with flowers, graceful
ly arranged by the interchangeable Captain j.
ID. Conner, their beauty and their perfume
pressaging the happy event to take place at
the altar. TO the strains of the wedding
march played by the accomplished organist,
Miss S. Floyd Searcy, the wedding party at
last arrived, and took its place before the altar,
when the minister in a solemn and impressive
manner made the twain one. The gentle
menswere clad en- rtg0eur. in black and white.
The ladies, young and fresh and beautiful,
looked lovely in their bridal costumes. The
bride was dressed in a grayIsh blue watered
silk, handsomely trimmed with chenille,
lin blue silk, with drapery to match. Miss
Small an apple-green silk, yellow and green
novely trimmings. Miss Pugh a heliotrope
surah silk, drapery with heliotrope cast. The
ladies all carried bouquets Of Marechal Mel
roses, bound will satin ribbons. The brides
bonnet was imported, a French work of art.
After the ceremony the bridal party repaired
to the residence of Judge Ryland, where an
elegant collation. was spread. The bride re-
ceived a large number of presents, many of
them duplicated, so large is her list of admir-
ers and friends. Her trOusseau was elaborate
and rich, many of the toilets being very hand
some. DR.. Griswold is a dentist at Junction
City, and an estimable gentleman. He has
won for a bride one of the sweetest and fair
est OF our young ladies', a jewel worthy to
render any man proud and happy. The new-
ly welded pair left in the evening for their
home. May their pathway in life be ever
strewn with flowers a. it was upon their we'd
ding day.
NEWCOMER.
From the Kansas City Journal
Miss Ella James and Mr., Jacob Newcomer
were quietly married, laat Wednesday, at 8
a. M, at the Central Presbyterian church,
Elder 7. p. Haley officiating. The ushers,
Mr., Will Newcomer. of this city, and Mr..
Charles E. West, of Sedalia. preceded the
young couple to the altar, where the impress
sive sermon made the twain one. The bride
wore Il travelling dress of bISque camels hair,
with fan sh ped plated panels of apple green
SATIN merveIieuX. bound with apple green
cable cord, sash drapery with bOnffanI bows;
close cOrsage with corded relief of apple
green trimmings, gloves and hat en- SUITE,
tilagree ornaments, bouquet OF Marechal
Neil roses. Immediately after the cere nony
Mr.. and Mrs. Newcomer left for a brief trip
north and east, expecting to return in
two weeks. when they will be at home to
| friends at 52l East Tenth street.
The grOom's present to the bride was an
elegaat gold watch and chain; complete silver
tea service. chased and gold lined, BY Mr., j,
r. Willis; a massive silver sake basket lined
| with gold wrought in iiOral design, f. G Alt.
man and sister; silver butter dish, Miss Ida
COsley, of Jackson, Miss; FURNISHED silver
nut o decorated with frosted beech leaves
and lined with gold, MIR. and Mrs. l.. A. AL
len; silver card receiver. Mrs. Ryley and
Misses Hamilton; silver knives with exquisite
pearl handles, Miss Emma, 7. G.. and C.. II.
smith; silver cake basket, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Littlefield, of Trinidad, COL; gold
sugar spoon and silver butter knife in cardi.
nal plush case, Miss Louise Newcomer, OF
Jackson, Miss; Two gold engraved napkin
rings. the Misses Page. of Page City; silver
pie knife. inlaid with gold, Mr.. and Mrs,
william b. Hamlet, of Lexington; set silver
tablespoons with high wrought handles, IN
peach blow plush case. Mr.. Edgar Newcomer:
after dinner silver coffee spoons, Mrs. Maggie
Newcomer, of HagerstOwn, Md; gold sugar
spoon and silver butter knife in crimson plush
case. Misses Fannie and Emma Cosley silver
sirnp pitcher and salver, Mr.. and Mrs. Nc,
CORD: silver breakfast Caster with pansy
DECORATED bottles. Miss COs!ey; an exquisite
wine set in FURNISHED gold rustic stand, Mr..
c.. j. Wlldlng: cut glass flower basket filled
with rare bouquet, Mrs. l.. d. Jennings; full
decorated china toilet set. OF twelve pieces
Mr.. VIII Newcomer; pair pearl panel pic
lures in OK d plush frames, the Misses
Me- ain; beveied hand mirror IN carolina
frame. WilhelmiDa Never and sister; orna-
rental pitcher of imported satin ware, Mrs
III. A. f1astnn anu s;iss May McCiure; &c
tique lace bed set aud and two pairs O
pillows, Mrs. J. X. MerrlfeId; handsom,
CHAIR scarf, Miss Rose Haygood; black satil
hand painted fan, Mrs. Charles f. West. O
5edaiia. elegant dew drop lamp and shade
mounted on brass pedestal, MIR. j. II. Merri
neid; French eioc' supporting bronze i'm age